The following is a "Code of Conduct" so to speak, that is not meant to be followed strictly, but merely exists to maintain order.

We are a group based around original content, thus we only accept Original Characters.

Refusal to RP with another player is acceptable only with justified reason. If you simply do not like they player, you cannot refuse to RP with them, but can ignore them IC.

This is a mature group. Mature themes lie within. If you cannot handle it, then you may leave. Note that this does not mean RP sex is allowed within this group, even for story purposes. "Mature" should not translate to "Pornographic", so please keep that amongst yourselves.

We do everything we can to avoid drama. If someone starts OoC drama over our Campaigns, or during OoC chats, or anything of the sort, you are advised to get them to stop as best as you can. If they remain stubborn, a moderator should be consulted. As I have stated, this is a mature group, and should know how to get along like civil members of society.

We will not tolerate attacks on others based on Race, Sexual Orientation, Religious or Political Views, or personal preferences.. If you want to talk about such things, try do so amongst yourselves.
Lastly, we expect everyone here to cooperate and get along with one another. Any and all complaints should be sent to me via message, and I shall address them.
-General Manager Maximilian Kelly (i.e: Kenshin Kouki)



In Character

Characters may die, but not without GM Approval.
You may not make up your own Abilities, Weapons, Armors, Locations, etc. without discussing them with a GM
Fighting is perfectly acceptable.
Kills are allowed, but are only official and permanent upon GM or Moderator Approval
Realism. Implement realism into your roleplay.
No modding of any kind.
Do not use knowledge you obtained OoC while IC.
No controlling the actions of others without their consent.
No usingabilities and powers made up on the spot.
Do no cross OoC grudges and such with IC grudges.
Characters may only use the abilities and powers present in their character sheet unless given GM approval.
Characters should follow their current storyline properly. They should also be true to form.
If you are unclear on ANYTHING, consult the GM



Out of character

Grammar. Make sure your posts are well written and descriptive - not long and overly windy.
No modding of any kind, including using OoC knowledge while IC (only stated again to emphasize that this isn't acceptable be it OoC or IC), Using powers you aren't capable on the spot, or disrupting the flow of the RP.
Do not spam or advertise in the chatbox or in the group.
Do not post OoC during an RP. Chat is specifically for OoC Discussion.



Combat & posting

If you are in an RP, start a posting order.
Before fighting, find a fight moderator, to prevent godmodding.
If you are in a Campaign, keep in mind you are being monitored.
D&D spells are welcome if run by and approved by a GM.
Combat between combatants should be discussed in chat first, in case of a argument (This does not mean pre-plan your fight) .
If you have a key character in a campaign, try and show up for RP at least 3 out of 7 days to RP, if only for an hour.
Characters may NOT possess powers and magical abilities, unless approved by a GM.
Failure to comply to these rules may result in the penalization by a Moderator or GM.

Moderators & Game Masters

Moderators run the group and keep things neat and orderly. They also prevent godmodding through penalization. They must follow the code of conduct, and advise others to do so as well. A Game Master (GM) adds additional guidelines that are roleplay specific, and is considered the Overseer of a Scenario.
Before penalizing someone, warn them once. The warning must be obvious, in case of future disputes.
Before banning someone, warn the player twice.
To have questions answered, talk to the GM
If a Moderator/GM is away, do not pester them.
A Moderator/GM may lose their privileges if they abuse the rules more than twice.
Moderators are expected to moderate the players. Check others posts for discrepancies, explain themes, and answer questions. If a Moderator does NOT do this, then why even Moderate?
A Moderator/GM may lose their privileges if they do not do their jobs, and aren't around to even moderate or host more than twice a week.

It is up to the Moderator to figure out what's been going on if they have been absent.


Consult the GM about fully creating your character